We have a small quiz type functionality built in Laravel to be embedded in a site via an iframe served from a separate domain (to work around CMS limitations).
It uses sessions to keep track of the user's progress in the quiz. This doesn't work in Safari (Mac/iOS), I believe because Apple disable cookies issued from within an iframe.
Assuming that limitation is one we're stuck with, has anyone had any success making Laravel sessions cookie-less? I found this code on Github, which looks promising but is old enough (and incompatible with current Laravel) that I can't tell if it's going to be a solution.
In case it helps someone else, or anyone can see any silly errors in my code, this is what I did (an adaption of the Github code, to work in Laravel 9).
I extended StartSession and SessionServiceProvider (to use my new StartSession). I created an override for handleStatefulRequest in Start Session, and where it adds a cookie to the reponse (it calls addCookieToResponse) did this:
That new function looks like this:
I also changed the getSession method to get the session ID from that newly set header (when no cookie found):
I created a Github repo containing the whole thing.